Control Safety Arrangements TRIZ Cases
- Autonomous Vehicle Emergency Navigation to Rescue Path
A vehicle driving controller autonomously navigates an accident vehicle toward a rescue vehicle path using real-time server data.
- Redundant Power Bridge Architecture for ASIL D Compliance
Segmented power bridges with intelligent switches detect single point failures, maintaining stable power distribution while managing system complexity.
- Vehicular Control Information Update Grouping and Abnormality Detection
A server divides vehicles into groups to transmit control information sequentially, enabling targeted on-device updates.
- Lane-Level Map Matching Using V2V Relative Positioning
Map matching algorithms leverage relative GPS accuracy from nearby vehicles to resolve positioning ambiguity in urban areas with complex road geometries.
- Autonomous Vehicle Failure Mode Management via Remote Server Analysis
Centralized remote servers process fleet-wide failure data to resolve high local computing complexity while ensuring timely risk assessment.
- Autonomous Driving Mode Switching Based on Driver Interest
An autonomous driving system switches between driver-oriented and performance-oriented modes based on calculated driver interest levels.